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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-10
Not a California Bear.

Anybody can catch q cold this kind
OF weather. The trouble is to let 60. like
the man who caught the bear. We
advise our readers to purchase Of John
s. Capron, Main street. Eureka. New.
q bottle Of SANTA Able, the California
King OF Consumption. Asthma, Bron'
chitis, Coughs and Group Cures, and keep
IL handy. 'Tis pleasing to the taste and
death to the above complaints. Sold al
81 a bottle. or three for 50 so. CALIFoR'
MA CAr-R-CURE gives immediate relief
The Catarrhal virus ia soon displaced by
its healing and penetrating nature. Give
IL q trial. Six months treatment 81; sent
by mail 81 10.
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PIoCHE AND TaEREABOUrs.
Items OF Interest Clipped from the
Record of Feb. s..

~ W hHAtECSs ChhRhFC.s ~1~
Record Of Feb. 5.
As the Onondaga mine has put ON
night shift. it is no indication of Its hsv'
ing 'pinched."
Judge Fitzgerald arrived In town from
Eureka by Wednesdays stage. A very
agreeable gentleman 10 the Judge.
The White Pine stage line now affords
excellent facilities for travellers. IL Ii
making good time, week in and week out.
Miss Maggie Leahigh, formerly OF Phoebe
and Bristol, but now Of Taylor. is to be
married to DR.. J. D. Campbell, on the 2lst
Of February.
TIT Phoebe Con. are now working three
eight-hour shifts on ore recently struck on
the eighth level of tho old Raymond d Ely
mine. Should this ore continue to go
down at its present pitch, the indications
point favorable to Q bonanza In the virgin
ground below.
The ssndstorm, which started in q few
days since. still keeps up its lick. Shut
ters are twisted off and water pipes are
thrown into space. All such damages,
however, are neatly and quickly repaired
and at very low rates, by Mr.. Joe Eisen-
mann.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-10
THE SEA SCOURGE.

OR, FOUR N ON THE CONFEDERATE
P%RIvATEER ALABAMA,
Being the thrilling experiences Of one Of
her crew upon her memorable and de-
structive cruise around the world, wildly
written and described in THE NEW YORK
WAvERLY and now for sale by all news
dealers. Ask for No. 20, or send to THE
WAvERLY PUBLISHING Co., 81 Warren street,
New York, for free sample copy.
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LOCAL AND OTHER yors.
scraps from b Notebook Of tbs
Sensfners Reporter.

scraps from the Notebook Of
SensfneIs Reporter.
Mrs. Judge Rives left yesterday for Car
son.
Hothouse Strawberries are selling for
thirty cents each in Boston.
Con. Virginia declared q dividend OF so
cents a share last Friday.
Governor Stevenson's wife is reported
III and confined to her room.
A Polk county. Georgia, man Is living
pleasantly with his eighth wife.
Land in the city Of London increases 10
value despite the general depression.
In Germany marble statues are envel.
oped In wrappers during the Winter.
Montana boasts OF being out OF debt
and having $57, 900 In the treasury.
A white jury has convicted a white man
81 killing q negro in South Carolina.
Ex-County Commissioner Arlington left
yesterday for . visit at San Francisco.
Mrs. Harvey Carpenter and children. OF
Taylor, are stopping at the Jackson House.
r. Richard, President OF the Ruby and
Dunderberg. left yesterday for San Fran
Disco.
John Baker, the Eureka lawyer, is WIS.,
ting his friend Thomas Short in Elko
county.
The Illinois House OF Representatives
refused to endorse the Insterstate Com
merce bill.
Miss Emily Fish, daughter OF Senator
Fish, OF Washoe county, died in Jar Fran
cisco Friday of diphtheria.
A fire at Austin, Thursday evening,
burned the motor that runs on the Austin
City railroad. and the en~gine.house.
The funeral yesterday afternoon OF
Alexander Morrison was attended by q
large number Of Borrowing friends.
all ~kinds-good, bad and moderate. with
indications OF getting a good deal more Of
the bad.
Patti will not delight the people Of Car.
son with her singing. 1t is sufficient to
say that the luxury would have cost Carson
$1,000.
A New Jersey dude OF the most pro-
nounced type has distinguished himself by
pounding q newspaper man who carica.
tured him.
Wood River Miner: The petition pray
ing for annexation to Nevada was being
circulated Wednesday. and nearly every
body signed 10.
Ex-Governor Adams' wife is still under
the doctors treatment in San Francisco
aud does not expect to return TO Carson
for six or eight weeks.
There are rumors in London Of q com-
ing divorce case in which the principal
parties will be the Princess Louise and
the Marquis OF Lorne.
The continued storm OF yesterday again
played sad havoc with the telegraph lines.
which accounts for the meager amount Of
dispatches furnished our readers this
morning.
W. E. Griffin, agent for Wells, Fargo Il
Co. at this place. Informed us last evening
tina. the amount Of money taken by the
robbers at the Palisade office was about
S400. and that two men had been arrested
on suspicion Of being the parties who
| committed the robbery,
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SUICIDE BY A CHILD.
little EmeIine HOneysett Take
sGry chnfae and Dies.

Little Emefine HOneysett co
sGwycilnfae and Dies.
Sab Lake Tribune.
Emeline Honeysett, 4 girl aged IL, and
the adopted daughter OF . Mr.. Parker Of
Ward 2, committed suicide last evening by
taking strychnine. She had been getting
an early supper for young Parker at 8 P.
NJ, and while he was eating she stepped
into q neighboring bedroom TO a bureau.
whore strychnine was kept TO poison mice,
aud taking two pinches Of the powder up
with her fingers, swallowed them. Then
she went back to the kitchen, where she
Grandma: When I'm dead. There,
however, she stopped. and ~laughingly
showed IL to young Parker. When he
asked for sn explanation, she snAtched the
paper away and burned it up. Whats
she matter with you ?" asked the boy. II
know what's the matter with me we'll en-
ough." said she. I've swallowed strych-
nine; that's what I've DONE"
IL was only q few moments terward
that the poison became dissolved and be-
gan its fatal work. Presently the unfor-
nate child was in spasms, and DR.. Bene-
dict was sent for. He reached there q
few minutes after 6 o'clock. and with As
sistant King emptied the stomach with a
pump. But IL was too late; the system
was poisoned beyond recovery. The
child continued conscious until 7:30. and
died about 9:S5. She made no explana-
ton, and no motive is known for the act,
except a superstition that she had became
so frightened at the recent diphtheria
cases IN the vicinity as TO have determined
on suicide as Q sure preventive.
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STOCK SALES.

EVENING BOARD.
,,ao ophir-11A liz 10 l2h
e95 Mexiosn-6% ,oo.
SsO Gould 4 Curry-495c 492c o
aSO Rest & Belcher-10s loA ~
ION Con. Californis-2OH
900 ~Savage-6h g
90 Chollar-7h IA
a7O Potosi-8H 8h
Ios Hale 4 Norcross-5h 5%
75 Grown Point-3A $500
100 Yellow Jacket-460o
100 Imperial-lh
Is Alpha--2 -o
10 Belcher-2A $500 27Oc
30 Coufdence--7k
$50 s. Nevada-5h
1880 Bullion-230c 1880
POPS Exchequer-140c 145c Ia 100
600 O~verman-ll5c
200 Union-44Oc 445c
1920 Alta-1A 1900
so Ca~ledonia--50c
800 Lady Washington 2oc
$40 A~ndes-85c goo
1000 Scorpion-S5c 800
1850 Navajo-1 $50
1850 B. Isle-35c
so N. B. Belle Isle-405c
1900 Nevada Queen-1h l70o l65c IN
$50 Mt. Cory-7b
200 Bodice
100 Bulwer-110c
$50 Mono-245c
100 Peer-55c
400 Crocker-1 1850
$50 Peerless-65c TOO
$50 Centrsl-55e
so Eureka Con.-6A
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wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S Express once
Robbed.

fALIsADE. New. Feb. 9.-well, Fargo h
JOS Express Office was entered by swo
armed and masked men about I0:45 p. M.
yesterday. They struck the agent on the
nesa win a pistol. and compelled him to
Upvn 'no SAFE. taking a small amount OF
money. They then bound and gagged
Nun u ned. He managed to release him.
sell and gave the alarm Al 1i.I0 NJ
search IS being made for the nar,iss' hn
no clue has been discovered az VET TSs
agent was sitting mp reading. ana cranaS
'ne door In response to a knock. when Sa
was Immediately assaulted. ""en no
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-10
Was About TO A..ers Himself.

8. l.. Tribune: II looks as though Lord
Randolph Churchill was about 70 assert
himself chief over in that old slow-going
Parliament OF Great Britain. His speech
in Eureka, Nevada, on that first hard
Winter, when on q Saturday night they
drinks Of benzine. then repairing to the
sidewalk would throw their hats ON the
ground and declare they were coal-burn.
ers from away down.
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They stopped che ruxtttve.

A man comes out Of q tavern and hur-
ries dow the street. A moment later two
other men rush out and shout, 'Stop
him." A dozen men repeated the CRY, and
she man is presently brought to q stand by
q policeman. When his pursuers come up
one OF them remarks: 'There, Fritz. it's
no use trying to get away. You will have
to take smother beer with u.s." Then
turning TO the gaping crowd: ~ thank
You, gentlemen. for your kind assistance"
-~Frankfurter Zeitnng.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-10
Eureka skating Rink,

This popular place Of amusement is
again open. Mr.. Mckay. the proprietor.
will use his best efforts to make 1t
pleasant for his patrons. Music will be
in attendance at stated intervals. There will
be morning and evening sessions; also in
the afternoons. when practicable, Pains
will be taken to assist new beginners.
The price of admission will be as usual.
Monthly tickets on sale ct the Rink.
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Rev. Sam Jones says; A boy gets $1o,-
900 In the Louisiana State Lottery. but l
would rather be a boy who had plowed a
whole week for 81. would slap the dol
lar into my pocket. push my breeches I'm.
der my head at night, and the eagle on
that dollar would turn into q nightingale
and sing me to sleep.
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what Eyarts Thinks.

Senator Evarts thinks that because q
lawyer is a legislator he should not be de-
bsrredo of honest employment, and is in IA
yor of permitting members OF Congress 70
act as attorneys for railroad companies In
suits in which the United States 10 not q
marty. The Senator 10 wrong.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-10
Music Lessons.

J. NJ. Navoni, professor Of music. has
decided to remain in Eureka this Winter,
aud will be pleased to confer with any de-
string instructions on the violin, piano
and guitar. Special attention paid TO the
cultivation of the voice. Leave orders at
Cspron's drug store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-10
The Last Drawing.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

SAN Francisco. Feb. 9.-Following is
the drawing Of the Louisiana Lottery: 49,.
ss7. capital prize; 45.151, second prize;
Sc, 267, third prize; 90, AGO. fourth prize;
19.Ols, fifth prize; 6S. S2S. sixth prize; 49,
500, seventh prize; GIL. eighth prize.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-10
Rioteus Demonstrations.

LONDON. Feb. 9.-The striking miners
at Blsnsyre. Scotland, to-day engaged in
riotous demonstrations, aud looted q mum
Der OF shops. The local police were power.
less. The troops had to be called out 10
quell the disturbance. A number OF ar
rests were made. Miners strikes arr
spreading in Scotland.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-10
DisIlonest aTe

q. o. Plunkess Of Tuscaror., who IA
visiting Virginia City. informs the ob,on-
,c'e 'has the policy of the managers Of the
Worth Belle Isle mine Of tina. place q -
create the impression that tho min c.nae.
10 worked except at a great expense ana
,uereoy induce the Stockholders ~ saa,
wnat they can get. He predicts =
'Aanse OF management and better timas =
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Palisade Hotel.

The restaurant attached TO the Palisad'
Hotel has just been opened by Miss Lizzie
Pratt. A frst.class French cook has beef
employed. and the table furnished with al
the delicscies of the season. Special &C
commodstions to travellers and families
The rooms are large and airy. and have al
been refitted and refurnished. A frat
class hotel in every particular. +
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A Proposition tn TAX r~or.,~,...

"s'e Is a proposition in England "a
~ foreigners working in the country
the v,lArs q year. which would increase
The y. swo million and a half dollars
who %. Is aimed principally at Germans
ana h ore becoming popular as Servants
the hotels. 'ne English In
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IIOrEL ARRIVALS.

Jackson House,. Mcmillan. O. G..
Grant and wife, city; Mrs. II. Carpenter
aud children. Taylor; J. II. Lockwood.
Hamilton; NJ. H. Joseph, Prospect Mount
af1
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Expeditions Change OF Costume.

Mrs. Msckay PAID SzfU TOT y UU4 ~ sHe
representation of "Lapspri"f for the benefit
of the food sufferers. and went from Lon
don to Paris to attend 1t. When she got
there her doctor prohibited her wearing a
low.cut dress. so she ordered and had
completed in "a hours a splendid direc-
tory costume Of blue velvet and satin and
taaQ
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WHITE PINE STAGE LINE.

ARRIVALS Tuesday NIGHT.
Mrs. H. Carpenter aud children, j. II,
Lockwood.
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NOTICE.

n +. McEwEN WILL. UNTIL FURTHER
ID. notice, make all collections OF rents and
j. Z. JONES.
Euvaka acember "a. 1886, d25-tf
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D" will i'm prove the appetite
Of Ospron's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-10

Dyspepsia cured by the use of sd D
D"-for sale a. Capron's drug store.
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Biliousness relieved by I'D D D"-a
Capron's.
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Capron's. ea ~ ID ID
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M.

Proprietor of the White House
Clothing Ein pOrium,
Is selling his immense stock OF Winter
clothing, and all other goods, at greatly
reduced prices. bargain seekers will do
we'll TO examine my stock before buying
else where, M. KARsKy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-10

Reports for 1856, Showing Earn.
fngs and FIX penditures.
Following are the reports Of tie officials
Of the two railroads in Eureka county for
the year 1886, as filed with the Secretary
Of State at Carson:
EUREKA AND PALIsADE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Annual report of the Eureka and Pail.
sade Railroad Company for 1886:
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FOR The NEXT THIRTY DAYS 0NL

200 dozen Lydies' Heavy Merino Vests
and Drawers reduced to so cents apiece.
So dozen Ladies' White Lambs Wool
Vests and Drawers reduced from
81 so to 81 90 apiece.
IS dozen Ladies' Colored Lisle Thread
Hose reduced o......... .25 cents apsir
16 yards P. K FOR.
IN yards wide Turkey Red Table Linen
reduced o ............25 cents per yard
60 dozen Colored Bordered Handler
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staunensmrrthrr GrfpIa-

@s III bic Sfi6t ciner icoen Beripn,
Die . 6ee's German Sgrut
9ebrnu6t bat, ibreu 5reuuoen feline
iuunOerbnren Gi9eui6nIten m~itSutbeilen
a1s 9eilmittel pOu S6fuinbiu9t. ba1t.
nddi9em !6uiten, Group, Nitbntn,
Bneumonia uno i'll 8irfli9feit allen
5als= uHO 2un9cnfrnufbeiten. Se6sr.
nInllit erbdGt iuiUrt grlci6terung. 9rei
DOZEN i6nffcn bel ir9ero einem Sole
@rlei6terun9, NIB mir benfeu bds es
Die Eflidt iebes 9ru9siiten lift, es ben
arnem, babintcrbcn6en S9iuinbIld=
tigen 5u e~mpfeblen, bamit lie iuenis.
ftens nit elmer Jlui9e eiuen 8eriuf
mnden. ba nit lcsten Sabre $4,000
5lni6en Uerfauft iuuroen NIB nidt Elm
5na 9eridtet iUuroc, III ipelGcm BE
Nteoicin ni6t sebUlfeu bate. Cine
iOl6e MeSicin ipie Der Germ II
SBrmp fuun midt lueit senus befannt
semlddt iUerOen. 5rnst eurcn Drug
silten bdrnud, @uiterFalden iueroeu
fir 10 Gents uerfouft. 8eselmdBiser
Breis rs Gents. gertnuft BEL ellen
9russifteu uno Sdnolern IN ben Der.
StaateH uno Canada.
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Nus Dem 6onnt1.

- 9ebOren, 9errn Better Oamuier,
BON Sbiro Greet, Elm S6dter6eu.
- 8ir u~erncbmcn nit Scbauern ,
DAT unier alter 5reunO Serr 60. atbr
in Benz, i9iuer erfrantt onruieoer 1iest,
unb iuiinideu ibm balSi9e 9eneiuug.
8m. 3oripUUo, Elm after SIYaer I'LL
ieres Gountps, itnrb leben Muntns uuf
iciner 6arm nabe 8em, na6 breiiu69.
entli6em i6perem 9eioen, oil gterucu=
fieber.
- Die 8d9e iino nus9etrodnct unO
GueIlen Sum 9r6Bteu 2beil ueriiest. 10
baB Uiele GARNER ii9 se5uunsen iebcu,
ibr 8ieb meileniueit gum @asconnbe
SluB sur Srdnfe 5u treibeIt.
- 5rau &imnmun, Die Sdiuie9er-
mutter bes in Canaan 5OiUul9ip iuobn-
baften Serru s. %. NnunD9ouie, ftnrb
letten 9Ounerstaa i'll uOrseriidtem Nl-
ter in Der 8uburn9 ibre5 S6iuiegsrs
iobnes.
- SIN iiOli9en 9beile 6cs 9Ountps
brannte bas SOie'i9e RIblsebdube NIT
Dem san5en Snbalt BIS auf ben 9runb
nieoer. 9as Seuer eutitanO 6nbur9,
oaB 5unfen aus Der Rai6ine auf ben
5uBboben fielen uro oieien in Braub
iebten. Su tur5er Seit bate bas
5euer einen iOl9en 8Oripruns setuOn:
men, baB es unmOsIi9 mar ieiner Serr
5u weroen unb bns 9nn5e 9ebduOe nit
iammt ieiuem Subalt, beitebeno aus
8ei5en, Ntebl, @ni9iuerien uiu., fielen
bemiel6en gum Opfer. Der SerluIt BE-
trdst mebrere tnuienb Dollars.
- 5rau SObu SO. 8lOTmeper, tueI9e
i9Un ieit lduserer 3eit leibenb mar, BE-
sob ii9 Dor tur5rm mad ct. 2ouis, nm
ueri6iebeue NerSte betreffs ibres gu
ftanbes Su &utbe ;u Sieben. Die bebnu=
belnoen GerSte ern9teten cine Operation
als %notbiuenois uuo e%utferuten Elm etiun
rs Yfunb i6ueres 9eipd9s (tumor).
Die Operntinn i9ien einen slidli6eu
Serlauf ju nebmen, bod balo Der
i6limmerte iid Der ,Suitono Der
Jrau, uelde etli9e Gtnnben bornuf
iturb. Die irbii9en lleberrcIte iDurbeu
nad 8em sebra9t uno nuf benz Jami=
lienbes rdbni6pluse bes Serru g. @.
8urdurO beiseiest.
= @m. See, Elm SU1n bes ua6e
9rate iuObnbaiten Sam. See, iuelfer
idun ieit mebreren Snbreu frdnfelte uub
in LETTER 3eit Spuren bon @eiItesft6r-
ing 5ei9te, lift Iebte @u9e ipurlos Der
iGiuunben. Seine Glteru bobeu trub
eifri9en Su4ens nod nidts iiber feinen
8erblei6 errnitteln f0nnen uno befIrdls
ten, boB beriel6e iid Elm 2eib ausetban
bat. Der iuH9e Gee, iuelder fid ;ur
3eit ieines Seri6iuinoens i'll Der Bob.
hung bes Or. 5. 8rinfmGun nobe Sob
inter drSlider 8ebaubluns befaHc, 1T
% Sabre off, idbeSu 6 5us bod unS
trus BEL ieirem Besseben sraue 5Oien,
BmtORelnu nO Elm blaues Semb. Sod
Hno @eIte lieB er SurId.
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abr @rfh1ft hIIhf.

8itnti&t fein Ding bat elm frI1es auf.
Itben ees 9sI&dftes pernrfd6t in frr apc.
tbtft ess Serrn Genune 3aTt, ais Sas
fttie 8trtbriltn BON gtriu&sFafGen BON
DR.. 9ins's Rep Discovery fur S~Griuefn&t.
Der Yeriduf bieies ireTtbSsnen artifeIs IL
eHcrni in Gplse Der 5sntla&s, hde ts Nets
beiIt une ME rirfunseIrs IN. Sulen, Gr.
fdltuuG Afbma, Srrn9itis, Srduue unb
ale Ddls. unb 2unsenfr anfbeiien rrrhen
RAID sebeiIt. Sbr f6nnt clint Trpte maGsn
une HusntstItIi& cine Yrrfu&sFaf&e beItn,
ebe ter cine srSee 8Ial&e fir 81 Iauft.
Ssee 6IalHe saTautiTt. 3
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BrieHife.

Cite bon Sriefen, uel6e Bis 5um
L. Glsuit in Der SUitOffice in 9ermnnn
nidt ab9ebolt tuuroeH:
DOMESTIC LETTERS AND CARDS.
Ahmann Alex Heaton Mrs. a
Bunge Miss Anna Helmers Albert
Beauer George Lingenfeider L
Berg John Meyer F
Bacon J II Moormen e. "
Coffmann Miss \ Noe & II
Galaxy Rebecca Roselle Miss
FROM DEAD LETTER OFFICE:
Happs, Hulda.
Seim NbbOlen Obiscr Sriefe wUlle
mon scTdaisit insen Yunse5eist."
Guitar GttmueIIer,
Yoitmciiter.
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5olsemoe N6onnenten bes Bolts
blatt" entri9teten ieit unierem lesteI
8eri9t ibr Announcement, pofir iuir
ihn,n hermit oantenb quittiren:
Sobn 8iGms, SRI. Rarp AGes
mnrn, gbas. Gief, .. Yetrus, SO6u
9on5elnIann, grant 8irtel, S. 8. Seinz
ri6s, Grant Suebemau, SObannes
5Oeriter, SacOb 5Ocrfter, Sos. S9abe,
2ouis G6lOemer, Senrp HOlte, 6. s.
MuelIer, SRI. Mina @ihmann, @m.
unb Strip 8~urfburbt, SRI. Bertha Sell,
Socob Sell, 9ermaun Seibbriuf, gbrift.
gberliH, Gmil 8%urf6arot, Sos. Jaes,
S. 9. SUumer, SObu S9miot, 5reb.
Ballet uno Sacub 8ubu.
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Die 9erren 8obsrt RObpn, Gu9uit
Nteyer, 90. @. Glurt unb 2ebrer
5reuno reiiteu Gesten Nitttuo6 nnd
8oIn, Nto-, I'M in benz o bier nddJ
9belps County uerle9ten YrO5eB, mel
den 6err 3uisco 0tuebl, bon Wunt=
eomery County, 9esen ben bieIisen
G6ulbuaro anlirengte, ais 3eu9en fir
Die S6ule 5u erideineu. Der S6ul=
ratb bat %befnumtlid auf ben @runo bin,
baB Wtuebl feiu giuiuubner bieies 9i=
trifts iit, ieiuer3 o9ter ben freien8eiu9
Der hieiigeu S6ule ueripei9ert, beBbalb
Die &lnge.
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KFaettly's

Der @runoltein 5u Der III Serser I'm
Bau besriHenen neueH &irde Der Dor
tis eu tntboliiden ct. SauIus 9emcinOe,
luur6e lesten SOnntag infer erbnbeuer
geremOnien 9ele9t uno iuobuten BEN
feierliden sltte, Der bon benz bO6u.
.prn. Ruebliiepen, BON ct. 2ouis, &C.
neratz8itnr Der gr5bi65eie, unter Giiia
items Der tatbOlii9en 9eitli9teit BON
u%nierer Stabt unO Der nddften hinge
buus ool5osen iuurbe, cine mebrert
Sunbert Sdblenbe Seriammluns bel.
Sn benz bis6er bon Der 9emeinbe be
nukten un6 etiua unbertbalb Neileu
bon Berger entfernten 8ir6sebduoe
tuur6e nm 10 u6r elm feierli1es pod;
amt %celebrirt, iuorauf bic Witslieoel
bes ct. Soiepb's Sereins uuh Der per:
i6ieoenen Sereine BON Berger uno I'm.
gegenb, inter 8ornntritt Der Gpoitlt
8anb bic 9O9p. 9eiitli6teit in Berger
ab6olten uuo ii9 oann en- corpore mad
benz nnmutbis, auf elmer fleineu 9nb0b'
seleseneu 8auplase besabeu, mo blnr
Der bottu. 9eneral=8itnr cine bon iei
nen 9ub0ren nit sruBem Snterefe Der.
folste snrebe belt, porauf bic 9runb:
iteinlesuu9 erfol9te.
Die &erlammelten mari6irten bier
auf mad benz feitlid seidmiidten Garter
bes Serrn 8al5 5urld, no 6teiel6eu
fid nod niele Stunoeu in Der Id6niter
beutiden @eiie, BEL Bier unO 8ein
Ruiit uuo Sauj uHb frUblifer @eieu
idaft f0itli9 amiiiirten.
Sas neue 8ir6Se6 DUDE miro Elm ie5r
eerdumi9es unO Der Ban i'm goibiider
Stple aus9efibrt tueroeu. mas oeniel
ben Elm %impUinntcs @usiebtn uerIei6e l
uno benz Stdotden sur 3ieroe uub De
@enein6e sur Gbre 9ereiden nirn.
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8. 8. 9aieuritter.

9err SOiepb 5aes, ell lun9id6ri9er
GinipObner uno gen6teter Siir9er III
ieres GOuntps, itarb lebten WOntns,
nuf Ieiner 5arn nu9 lnnsem 2eiben on
Der 8aheriu9t, i'm bUben sitter BON 20
Sabren. Sn 8nben ill Sabre 1917
eeburen ipnnberte er 26 Sabre ipdter
nit Ieiner 8nttin un6 9lnrerifa nrls uno
lie6 ii6 mod i'll ielben Sabre i'll unier-
Ell County, iuD or Ieit9er beitdnoi9
iuoBnte, nieber. Gr erfreute Ii6 Der
I9tung N(qer Die Inn fdnnten uno Iein
SOB berieste feline uielen 6reunoe unb
8eriunnote i'll tiefe Grauer. 9as
2ei6enbe9dll9iiB faub ait 9ieustus uuu
Der bieiisen futbOlii9eu Stride, inter
sablrcider Setbeili9uns aus itatt. Der
9abinsei9iebene binterldBt ieine8ittue
unO 4 ertuadiene &inber, benen mir
unier 8eileio in lbrem berben 8erluite
soften.
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